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VOL. XII

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Mattapoisett, Mass.
Permit No. 2

23, JUNE 10, 1965

LOBSTER BOATS

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LARGE LIVE

MacLean's Sea Foods

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White - Milk - Dark
Diatetic Chocolates

COX'S CANDIES

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PARD-15* CAN

ALPO DOG POOD

MUZZLES $1.50 SHAMPOOS

FLEA & TICK SPRAY
County Frozen Horsemeat
Suet added

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55 MAIM ST.,
FAIRHAVEN

COVER - OUTFITTING FOR SUMMER

Painting of one of the most familiar and
welcome sights in this area.

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If you are among the many now preparing for a season
\ ,\ of pleasure on the water, call us for marine insurance

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DOT'S DONUTS

RT. 6 HUTTLESTON AVE. FAIRHAVEN closed Mon

GRANGE MEETING

Mattapoisett Grange held its bi-monthly meetin
Thursday night. Invitations were received from
O-Ne-Set Grange to visit with them Monday
night, June 14th, and Acushnet Grange for June
15th. Pomona officers will fill the chairs at
the next meeting of Mattapoisett Grange, June
17th, with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Randall as
hosts .

The worthy chaplain, Rebecca Downing, con-
ducted the Memorial Service, assisted by the
three Graces, Jennie Toolis, Ada Furtado and
Ruby Barber, who read poems. A poem also was
given by Earle Wilson and soloist was Norman
Roylance, accompanied at the piano by Walter
Caswell. As "Flora" placed the flowers on the
altar the names of John F. Denham, Ethel Sher-
man, Frederick Manning, Ralph Dunn and Ger-
trude Rowland were read from the records by the
secretary, Ruth Shaw.

Mrs. Barber reported on the trees planted, one
in Shipyard Park and one on the Grange grounds
by John Denham.

Cupcakes and brownies were sold from the Hom<
and Community Service table. Happy Birthday
was sung to Mary Costa and Walter Vaughn.

Election of officers for 1966 was held and those
elected to serve are the following: Mildred Le
Baron, master; Barry Denham, overseer; Otto
Kellish, steward; William Hinckley, assistant
steward; Rebecca Downing, chaplain; Lemuel

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We salute each member of the class of 1965. To each of you-this is a
new beginning. The accumulation of knowledge is the work of a lifetime.
May your high school work open your mind, broaden your goals and serve
as a bridge to a rich, full life. In this rapidly expanding technology, you
are the force of the future. You carry the hopes of your parents and of us all.

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LeBaron, treasurer; Ruth Shaw, secretary; Don-
na Hubbard, gatekeeper; Jennie Toolis, Ceres;
Ada Furtado, Pomona; Ruby Barber, Flora; Susan
Bence, lady assistant steward; Walter Caswell,
pianist; Mildred LeBaron, matron; William Smith,
executive committee for three years. Instal-
lation of officers will be in September.

Refreshment committee was Mrs. LeBaron,
Mrs. Shaw, Margarite Vaughn and Anna Bar-
stow.

Mrs. Gladys Pearson and 'Mr. Otto Kellish will
be in charge of the Monday night whist party,
June 14th.

JUNIOR GRANGE MEETING
The Mattapoisett Junior Grange will hold its

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regular meeting Friday ,night, June 11th.

SHRUBS DEDICATED AT FRIENDS CHURCH

Earle D. Wilson, pastor of East Mattapoisett
Quaker Meeting, described the many years of

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consecrated service given to the Meeting by the
late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Hiller, in services
at the Meeting-House on Memorial Day.
A special occasion was the dedication of six

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758-3578

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OPEN EVERY DAY
4 p.m. - 12 45 o.m.

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shrubs at the entrance, which were donated by
Hilltop Friendship Circle, the women's group,
as a tribute to the memory of Mr. and Mrs. Hil-
ler. Mrs. Helen Winslow decorated the pulpit
area with Spring flowers. Mr. Wilson has been
with the Meeting over fifty years, so he was
well fitted to speak on the important, yet al-
ways simple and unostentatious services of Mr.
and Mrs. Hiller. He referred to the huge bags
of popcorn, which Mr. Hiller arose early to pop;
his transportation of the pupils, and also trans-
porting and furnishing goodies on such special
occasions as picnics and Christmas parties.

Mrs. Hiller was an accomplished musician,
and she served as organist many years. She
took special pleasure in teaching hymns to
children, and one of these, "In My Heart There
Rings a Melody", was sung by the congregation.
Mr. Hiller1 s favorite Psalm, the 91st, was read,
as well as Proverbs Chapter 31, which Mr. Wil-
son considered appropriate to a woman of Mrs .
Hiller' s attainments. In the congregation were
Mrs. Ruth Martocci, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Hiller, and her husband, Mr. Frank Martocci.
There were guests from New Jersey, Florida and
New Hampshire. Mr. Benson, a former East

Father's Day Sifts

AMERICAN GREETING CARDS
for Graduation - Father' s Day

TINKHAM'S PHARMACY

Robert C. Tinkham, Reg. Pharm.
ROUTE 6, MATTAPOISETT. .SK 8 -2904
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Mattapoisett resident, now of New Jersey, took
several moving pictures, following the service.

Included in the 17 Hilltop Friendship Circle
members present, were the two women who have
served as president, Mrs. Marian S. Hatton and
Mrs . Ruth W . Shaw .

This group was organized February 10, 1960.
Mrs. Hatton served as president until May, 1963,
when she moved to East Washington, New Hamp-
shire, following the death of her father, Albert
Hiller. She was succeeded by Mrs. Shaw, the
present president. Mrs. Cynthia Power is treas-
urer; Mrs. Edna L. Borden is secretary; and Mrs.
Marjorie H. Wilson is chaplain.

Mrs. Hatton officiated Sunday as organist and
soloist, bringing the remark from Mr. Wilson
that it seemed "like old times".

Included in the membership of Hilltop Friend-
ship Circle are two overseers of the New Bed-
ford Monthly Meeting, Mrs. Dorothea LeBaron
of Mattapoisett, and Mrs. Edna L. Borden of

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Sat. 9-6

Marion, who is also an Elder.

The next Circle meeting will be held on June
15th, when members will serve a covered dish
luncheon at the Sunday-School rooms.

FOR BETTER LAWNS

BLACK & DECKER ELECTRIC SHRUB & HEDGE
TRIMMER from $19.88
LAWN EDGER AND TRIMMER $24.88
OLD FOX WEED KILLER (5, 000 sq. ft. bag) $3.25

^ ROUTE 6, MATTAPOISETT
BIG n LUMBER CO 758 6633

HARDWARE 758-3571

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BARBER SHOP

ROUTE 6,
MATTAPOISETT.

PLENTY OF
PARKING SPACE
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Tel. 758-6960

MASTER PLAN BOOKLETS AVAILABLE

Carleton Burr, chairman of the Mattapoisett
Planning Board, has announced that the Matta-
poisett Planning Board booklets are now here
for distribution to any Mattapoisett taxpayer.
To obtain a copy apply to the Mattapoisett Town
Clerk or any Planning Board member.

ATTENDED CD MEETING

Mattapoisett Civil Defense Director Loren Mosh-
er and his assistant, Paul Kelley, attended a
meeting of Civil Defense Directors at Sector
2A in Segreganset, Massachusetts on Wednesday,
June 2nd in regards to the Program Paper to be
filed for Mattapoisett for the F. Y. 1966.

FLORISTEMA

FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS

DAILY DELIVERIES TO •
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INVITATION

Mr. Richard Hill
wishes to invite
friends and patrons
to Dorothy Matth-
ews Salon of Beau-
ty with which he
is now associated.

We can take spur
of the moment ap-
pointments immedi-
ately.

Our salon is now open
dally Monday through
Saturday and evenings
till 9:00 p.m. Thursday
and Friday

Dorothy Matthews9

SALON OF BEAUTE
Route 6, Marion
748-0864

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Thurs. & Fri. til 9

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SUMMER SALE AT MARION CHURCH

Mrs. Bayard Warren and Mrs. George Carring-
ton, co-chairmen for the summer sale at St.
Gabriel's Church in Marion, on June 15th, an-
nounce the following chairmen and their com-
mittees: Lunch, Mrs. Holmes Dyer and Mrs.
Donald May, aided by Mrs. William Coulson,
Jr., Mrs. Wilfred Daniels, Mrs. Walter Hellier,
Mrs. Howard Mallows and Mrs. Charles Ben-
nett; White Elephant: Mrs. John Minter and Mrs.
Kenneth Graham, chairmen, assisted by Mrs.
George Keith, Mrs. James Notman, and Mrs.
Vance Eckersley; books, Mrs. Murdock John-
son, chairman, Mrs. Russell Makepeace; punch,
Mrs. Dorothy Coykendall and Mrs. Vance Ecker-
sley.

Also, baked goods, Mrs. James A. Arne, chair
man, assisted by Mrs. Daisy Lovell, Mrs. Viggc
Peterson, Mrs. Harry Hope and Mrs. Donald
Gardner; thread and needle, Mrs. Pardon Gibbs,
chairman, assisted by Mrs. James Mouse, Mrs.
Westgate and Mrs. Fred Wing; plants and flow-
ers, Mrs. Franz Warner, chairman, assisted by
Mrs. Ralph Aubin, Mrs. David Bangs, Mrs. How
ard C. Davis, Jr. and Mrs. Edwin V. Babbitt, Jr.

Posters have been made by Mrs . Per Bogh-
Hendrikssen .

LETTER OF THANKS

Dear Friends: Please accept our many thanks
for the lovely gifts, flowers, plants and many

BARBARA' S
YARN SHOP
North St., Mattapoisett

Closed Tuesday
Worsted 89£-4 oz skein
758-669"3

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ELECTRIC FANS - GOOD BUYS
SLEEPING BAGS, COTS, BUNKS, BLANKETS,
MARINE HARDWARE, ANCHORS, MOORINGS,
ROPE - CHAIN, RUBBER BOOTS, PARACHUTES

MARION MARINE SUPPLIES

(govt surplus) RT. 6, MARION 748-0269

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Christmas Clubs . . Safe Deposit Boxes
237 MAIN STREET, WAREHAM 295-2100

encouraging get well cards.

Ours has been a long recovery and we surely
thank all our kind friends. Very Sincerely,

Helen and Rodman Doane.

MONDAY, JUNE 14

\ VITAL MATTAPOISETT CHOICE

The Zoning Plan which will be brought to a vote
at the special Town Meeting in Mattapoisett on
Monday, June 14th, could mark a turning point
ior the town. In this proposal, the residents of
ihe town are asked to relinquish control over
:heir homes, land and businesses and to place
-.hemselves under detailed regulation of a set of
zoning by-laws.. The change is from personal to
collective rule and as such it is one of major im-
pact. To make such a step, we should be con-
zinced that any and all regulations that the town
nay adopt have been most carefully designed so
:hat our people can live with them with the least
egret. We must be certain that any such laws
are necessary and in the best interest of our
people. This is the most important decision ever

JUNB 20 ill

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Next to the Post Office 295-2222

faced by Mattapoisett people. Every voter should
cast a vote.

Mattapoisett has enjoyed the most desirable
growth. The improvement of our town has been

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Thursday

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Friday

Fried Shrod or Fillet of Sole

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Saturday

1 1/4 lb. Lobster-Boiled or Broiled 3

45

Sunday

Southern Fried Chicken

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SAILSTAR BOATS - from 11 1/2' to 27'

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WHITE LAPSTRAKE RUNABOUTS
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THE VILLAGE DRUG STORE

MAIN ST. SHOPPING CENTER MATTAPOISETT

in progress for a number of years. It has been
uncontrolled, individual improvement by property
owners. Almost every home in the village has
undergone progressive improvement for a remark-
able evolution. It has been owners' pride that
has made Mattapoisett one of the most attrac-
tive towns on this coast - not decree by any com-

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AL'S RADIO- T.V. SALES & SERVICE

BRANT ISLAND RD. , MATTAPOISETT 758-2089

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Evenings & Weekends
Closed Thursdays

758-2462

SHOP CLOSED DURING MONTH OF JULY

SINCE 1945

Acushnet Rd.

COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE
CALL 758-6795 ALFRED F. HENNER, PROP.

GINGRAS SERVICE STATION

ROUTE b, MATTAPOISETT

FULLER BRUSH CO. 994 9691 1

Representative- Earle. Phillips 763*5594 J

GEORGE M0 LECONTE
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TEL. 763-2465
EXCAVATIN G
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ALMA'S YARN SHOP

34 MIDDLE STREET, FAIRHAVEN

KNITTING BAGS
Large assortment
attractive fabrics

Closed Wednesday 996-0731

MATTAPOISETT
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING

ORRHS AUDIT. 7P.M.

jshowroon^hon^^ Residence |
993-3575 992-6343
JOHN J. HARNEY JR.
RUG CONSULTANT

340 Acushnet Ave New Bedford

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SAN I TONE
DRY CLEANING ORDER

NU WAY CLEANERS

MAIN ST. SHOPPING CENTER, MATTAPOISETT
BETTY KELLY, MNG. Closed Wed. Afternoon

758-2971

mittee. New developments of homes have been
attractive and of high standards - guided by lo-
cal builders of taste and pride.

Because of the character of the people, the lo-
cation and the charm of the village our town has
attracted new families who want the kind of life
that is here. The town is growing and the growt
promises to accelerate. We are now asked to
consider control of all property. While we shou!
take care to maintain the character and the beaui
of the town, we should not rush ourselves into
any set of regulation which could be a tragic,
unnecessary burden for the future residents.
The wrong laws could do irreparable harm be-
cause, once on the books, they are impossible
to erase and hard to rectify.

On May 17th, the Planning Board held a hear-
ing on the proposed zoning proposition. At that
time, a number of responsible residents attend-
ed to comment and to offer constructive sug-
gestions. It became apparent at that hearing
that the Zoning Plan was a stock item. It was
not designed for this town. It is a general col-
lection of regulations and only the addition of a
map of Mattapoisett made it have any relation
to our town. While many of these laws might be
applied to Mattapoisett, if needed, others pro-
mised nothing but harassment for both home own-

^VILLAGE DELICATESSEN

"MAIN ST. SHOPPING CENTER-MATTAPOISETT

FANCY MEATS. GROCERIES &.COID CUTS

HOME COOKED FOODS

Roast Beef. Home Made Salads. Baked Ham
Blue Cheese. Vermont Cheddar Cheese
Open Sun. -9 to 1 & All Day Wednesday
Closed All Day Thursday 758" 2431

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758-2710 MATTAPO I S ETT

ers and owners of business. Even more serious,
the zoning map seemed to be designed to halt
the growth of Mattapoisett.

The area off North Street which is set aside
for light industry has for its heart the town dump.
Any person familiar with the terrain surrounding
the dump knows that it is a swamp of muck and
water. A more unsuitable spot for industrial
foundations could not be found anywhere in the
town. Under questioning, the spokesman for
the zoning plan admitted to the opinion that
'Mattapoisett is no place for industry". It be-
came clear that the site had been selected to
prohibit industry from building here. It will do
this very effectively. Those who regard light
industry as a desirable source of jobs and tax
income may well wonder at this device to shut
out all possibility of this kind of development.

Many businessmen expressed concern, at the
hearing, with the very limited business zones
as set up to be part of this proposed zoning law.
This is important because it means the difference
between economic development or economic stag-

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JUNE 5.0

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* A HOME AWAY
FROM HOME
FOR YOUR PET
tN DIVIDUAL EXERCISE
YARDS - Kennels are

cement block construction - well ventilated
for coolness and comfort in the heat of summer.
Please call for reservation.

* FLEA and TICK BATHS given - Toenails clipped

CALL -NIGHT OR DAY- 763-5337

* Located 3 1/2 miles off Rt.6, Mattapoisett
on North St. , Please call for reservations

PUBLIC NOTICE
MATTAPOISETT, MASS.

TO RESIDENTS OF THE CEDARS , SHELL BEACH

AND OTHER BEACH AREAS
Please have private roads cleared and over-
head branches cut so the garbage and rubbish
trucks can get in. Otherwise, bring all contain
ers to the public town road.

BOARD OF SELECTMEN WILLIAM J. SPARK, JR.

DAVID N . HALEY
June 10, 1965 GEORGE S0 WHITE

ness location. It is the worst kind of planning
according to the chairman of the Mattapoisett
Planning Board who stated, "good business de-
velopment does not take place along the high-
way" . However, businessman Burr knows that
successful business locates where the custo-
mers go by - on Route 6 . Planner Burr can advo-
cate the elimination of business on Route 6 in
Mattapoisett. Businessman Burr built where he
can attract the most new customers, on Route
6 in Marion - both at the same time .

In Mattapoisett, business development has
be equally realistic. Like Burr Boatyard, Mat-
tapoisett businessmen have located where the
customers go by. Perhaps boundaries should
now be drawn but we must be certain that they
are adequate, fair and realistic. Business will
go where it is wanted. Most towns welcome
business and go our of their way to attract new
business. Should we adopt a law that will make
Mattapoisett an impossible place for a business
to locate? We can do it. All we have to do is
zone boundaries so tight that land prices will be
out of reach, and prevent business from locating
near the traffic. All we have to do is adopt a lav;
placing dozens of existing businesses in an arti-
ficial residential zone so that they can be con-
trolled and harassed. The zoning laws, as pre-
sented, would cut the existing business district
to less than half its length. At the same time,
it is represented as a plan for the future in a
rapidly growing town. We drive out our business
men at direct peril to the tax rate . Make it hard
for businessmen here and they will find a spot
in the next town - probably on Route 6.

The proposed zoning law would be used as a
weapon in still another sector. Swamp land has
been set aside for light industry in order to keep
industry away. Other swamp land, equally un-

nation for the town. The business zones, as
drawn for this proposed law, set up boundaries
which are unrealistic for our future and penalize
the many business people who have been operat-
ing here for years. The business sections de-
signated on the map are meaningless because:
1, no investigation has been undertaken to de-
termine if the areas marked for business are
available; 2, because the severe limitation of
the business districts would drive land prices
out of reach and 3, because they ignore a basic
rule of commerce. To illustrate this last point,
a new place of business opened this Spring in
Marion. In that town, Burr Boatyard is ideally
located (from the Master Planners viewpoint).
It is off Route 6 and yet is close enough to the
highway for easy access of customers. This
Spring, Burr Boatyard opened a new store which
the proposed zoning law would make difficult or
impossible in Mattapoisett. The new store is
on Route 6. It might be termed an eyesore by
those who are offended by the sight of boats
and it might be a traffic hazard because of the
customers who will enter and leave. The best
thing you can say for it is that is an ideal busi-

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fit for building purposes, has been designated
(Rl) requiring 20,000 square feet of lot size.
This large lot size does not indicate that the
land is good to build on or even fit to build on.
It is meant as another prohibition. The zoning
law seems to prohibit industry, curtail business
and finally would be employed to prohibit or cur-
tail the building of homes. Building on undrain-
able swamp land could be prevented. honestly ,
in the open, by our Board of Health. Why should
we have to employ this undercover way to ac-
complish the same result? Let's be honest. If
the land can't be drained it is unfit for building.
Why hide the truth under a mass of regulations
that will apply not only to swamps but to all
(Rl) areas as well? The people of this town are
intelligent and have successfully managed their
own property for over 100 years. They are not
suddenly mentally incompetent in the year 1965.
When it is necessary to guide and control, we
should do what we have to do but we don't want
to be deceived .
The only motive that most of us have in this

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matter is a love for Mattapoisett. This proposed
zoning law was not designed for Mattapoisett but
is a standard form taken off the shelf of some
bureaucrat. It is presented to us with no real
application for our town. We should reject pro-
posed laws which are intended not as a reason-
able guide but which are, in fact, unwarranted,
unnecessary control over our affairs. This parti-
cular law would not regulate growth so much as
it would strangle it. If we should adopt this

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zoning plan, we may well create more problems
than we have ever faced before .

Mattapoisett has regulated lot sizes. We hav<
increased this size. We have a trailer regu-
lation. There is now indication that we should
move to increase our regulation of the town's
growth. We should, however, do this with ex-
treme care. There is nothing worse than a bad
set of laws that so poorly fits the needs of the
town that it requires constant application to the
Board of Appeals. Every suggestion, at the zon'
ing hearing, was countered by a standard reply,
"you can take it to the Board of Appeals" . If the
proposed law was a workable one, then the Boar
of Appeals should have a minimum of applica-
tions. Should this zoning plan be made law,
there is every indication that they will be swam}
with appeals .

This zoning proposition,in its present form, is a
thing to be considered with extreme care. It is
the most far reaching regulation ever presented
to this town. If adopted, it could change the
nature of Mattapoisett for all time.

If the town rejects this particular zoning pro-
posal, there will be ample time to design such
zoning as the town needs - specifically for Mat
tapoisett. The Mattapoisett Selectmen could
be requested to form a committee of Mattapoi-
sett residents and businessmen to investigate
our problems and design such tailor made zon-
ing as needed to guide Mattapoisett' s growth -
not stop it. This might be done and presented
to the townspeople at the next regular town
meeting.

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Open 7:30 AM to 10 PM
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4 CORNERS COIN LAUNDERETTE

In the same building - for your convenience
DRY CLEANING - FINISHED LAUNDRY - SHIRTS
BY HATHAWAY LAUNDRY, INC.

Mark the date, Monday, June 14th, and set it
aside to attend and vote at the special town
meeting. Donald C. Jason, editor.

GYM MEET AT HIGH SCHOOL

Fifty-eight 7th and 8th graders participated in
an eight event gymnastic meet recently at the Old
Rochester Regional High School. The girls could
sign up for as many events as they wished.
They were responsible for several skills under
the eight events. The participants were judged
on a 5,4,3,2 and 1 basis. First, second and
third place ribbons were given for each event.
The official scorers were Nancy Monteiro, Cheryl
Heath, Marion Gibbs, Nancy Swanson and Gracia
Hillman.

The results were as follows: horse and spring-
board, Deborah Jones, first; Donna Moreau, se-
cond and Karen Randall, third; Swedish box,
Christine Prunty, first; Patricia Andrade, second
and Diane Gifford, third; uneven bars, Christine
Glaeser, first; Karen Randall, second and Rosita
Faber, third; buck, Christine Glaeser, first;

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TROUSERS

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Donna Moreau, second and Liza Luchini, third.

Also, horse, Donna Moreau, first, Diane Wood,
second and Patricia Andrade, third; ropes, Diane
Dexter, first; Christine Glaeser, second and l
Kathy Nielsen, third; rope climb, Karen Randall,
first; Christine Glaeser, second and Jean Wing,
third; parallel bars, Betsy Wood, first; Karen
Randall, second and Amy Pablo, third.

On the following day, fifty-two girls in grades
9-12 participated. The official scorers were

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MAJORIE MORRIS AUCTION ROOM, ACUSHNET ROAD, MATT.
TELEPHONE 758-2423, BUYING & SELLING OF ESTATE OR SINGLE
ITEMS. NOW - AUCTION - 7 P.M., EVERY TUESDAY

FOR YOUR ALTERATIONS AND DRESSMAKING - CALL
ALICE THOMAS AT MAHONEY' S LANE . 758-2842.

CHAIR CANING - ANY TYPE, INCLUDING SPECIAL WEBBING
FOR SHAKER CHAIRS OR SPLINT. ERNEST DEXTER
CALL 758-2133 - 8 to 10 A.M. or 6 P.M.

BEEF PATTIES
PRIME RIBS
PRIME FILLETS
PRIME STRIPS
AL'S WHOLESALE MEATS, MARION RD.

MATT. 758-3832,

FOR SALE - 17 FOOT YAWL BOAT, USED BY BOSTON PILOT.

CAN BE SEEN AT VAITSES BOATYARD. CALL 758-2487.

FOR SALE - 30-GALLON ELECTRIC HOT WATER HEATER.
SQUARE MODEL, EXCELLENT CONDITION.
CALL 758-2487.

RELUCTANTLY WILL SELL BEETLE CAT BOAT, 12 1/2 FT. CEDAR
PLANK WITH DACRON SAIL, LIKE NEW. ALSO FIBERGLASS SAIL
FISH WITH DACRON SAIL, $195. TEL. 748-0752.

FOR SALE- TWO ACRES, CORNER NECK & HARBOR ROADS, MATTA-
POISTT. EXCELLENT LOCATION FOR YEAR ROUND HOME. OWNER,
K. A. LENT, YARMOUTH PORT, MASS.

1964 NEOCHI PORTABLE SEWING MACHINE, DARNS, ZIG ZAGS,
BUTTONHOLES, 5-YEAR PARTS GUARANTEE. GOOD CONDITION.
$19.95 COMPLETE. $1.25 weekly. CALL 993-9198.

JENSEN'S EVENINGS

ROUTE 6» AT
CONVERSE RD. MARION

LUCITE HOUSE PAINT

N.B.C. MEAT MATES 39£ PKG.

Patricia Zora, Dale Thackeray, Brenda Kinney,
Kathey Burke and Cathy Bertram.

The results were as follows: horse with spring-
board, Sally Look, first; Doris Fearing, second
and Bettina Burrell, third; Swedish Box, Sally
Look, first; Christie Hayes, second and Doris
Fearing, third; uneven parallel bars, Betsy
Henry/ first; Alice Valley, second and Becky
Zora, third; buck, Heidi Hartley, first; Chris-
tie Hayes, second and Doris Fearing, third.

Also, horse, Christie Hayes, first; Heidi
Hartley, second; Sally Look, third; ropes, Pene-
lope Morse, first; Dale Harris, second and
Jayne Blanchette, third; rope climb, Christie
Hayes, first; Linda Turcotte, second and Becky
Zora, third; parallel bars, Christie Hayes, first;
Sally Look, second and Heidi Hartley, third.

ART CENTER CLASSES

Marion Art Center Summer Classes will begin
July 6th for an eight-week period. For adults
these will be both studio and outdoor held on
Tuesdays and Thursdays, and for children a
junior class, age 7-9, and a senior from age
10-15y held Mondays, Wednesdays or Fridays.

Weston Andrews, head of the Center's studio

OLD STONE STUDIO, SPRING STREET, MARION

OPEN DAILY - GIFTS - SOME OLD TREASURES

SOME NEW

FOR SALE - 1923 MODEL T FORD TOURING CAR, 5/6 RESTORED.
REBUILT ENGINE, EPH. NAUGAHIDE UPHOLSTERY. PRIMED, NEEDS
FINISHED PAINT AT TOP. AT 23 PEARL ST. , MATT. CALL 758-6444.

FOR SALE - NEW HOBART 42 GALLON GLASS LINED WATER TANK.
$30.00. 12 WOODEN STORM WINDOWS , $1.00 each. CALL 758-260
CALL 758-2601 .

BAY STATE PEST CONTROL. COMPLETE EXTERMINATING, TERMITES,

ROACHES, RODENTS, ANTS, EARWIGS & SILVERFISH.

DONA.e". OUELLETTE, PROP. FRONT ST., MARION. Tel 748-1885.

GUNS, RODS, REELS REPAIRED, BOUGHT, SOLD. COMPLETE LINE
OF SPORTING GOODS. BAIT OF ALL KINDS - WED. 6 A.M. - 8 P.M.
SAT. 5-8, SUN. 5-12 NOON. CAPEWAY SPORTS CENTER,
ROUTE 6, MATTAPOISETT, NEAR HERRING WEIR. 758-2194.
ENTER OUR FREE FISHING CONTEST.

WE WANT TO BUY ANTIQUES, SINGLE ITEMS OR ESTATES.

WE SELL-RE PAIR-REFINISH ANTIQUES. CAPE COD HOUSE, F. A.

TERWILEGAR, NORTH ST., MATTAPOISETT. TEL 758-3892.

FOR SALE, 1964 VOLKSWAGEN BUS,
EXCELLENT CONDITION. DELUX MODEL. CALL 748-

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department, will instruct all groups in drawing
and painting. He requests those interested to
contact him at his home in Marion or leave word
at the Center' s Davis Gallery during the hours
when it is open. Parents wishing to enroll
their children should do so at once by writing
a postcard stating name, age, address of each
child, telephone number, and day or days pre-
ferred. Mail to Marion Art. Center. An early
enrollment will permit the planning of these
classes to suit the needs and convenience of
as many pupils as possible.

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Next to the Post Office 295-2222

ACCEPTED AT COLLEGE

M. Stephen Parker, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Tyrus L. Parker of Winatuxett
Beach Road, Mattapoisett, a member
of the graduating class at Laurelcrest
Preparatory School, Bristol, Connec-
ticut, has been notified of his accep-
tance to both Aldephi and Long Island
University.

Steve, who finished high on this
past quarter's Cum Laude List, is
presently a member of the Laurelcrest
baseball squad.

EXPRESS THANKS

We wish to express our gratitude to
friends and neighbors for their kind-
ness and the many cards of sympathy
received during our late bereave-
ment.

The Family of the late
Henry F. Pallatroni.

Special additive in today's Shell
Heating Oil helps give more warmth
per gallon, top heating performance

There's a new additive in today's Shell Heating Oil.
Called FOA-5X, this Shell product works round the clock
to protect your fuel system-from storage tank to burner
head. FOA-5X helps reduce build up of heat-robbing de-
posits that can collect in critical areas of your burner.
It lets Shell Heating Oil burn in a radiant, even flame.
It helps reduce service calls and expense. The result:
more warmth per gallon of fuel-top performance at min-
imum cost. Before you buy your next gallon of heating
oil, call us. We will give you complete details about
Shell Heating Oil with FOA-5X and about our service.

DENNIS CALL 758-2452

MAHONEY & SONS, INC.

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LOCAL RESIDENT RECEIVES DEGREE FROM BROWI^

Brown University awarded degrees to 731 senioi
at the university's 197th annual commencement
on Monday, June 7th.

The graduates included 517 men from the Col-
lege and 214 women from Pembroke, Brown's
coordinate college for women.

In keeping with a tradition nearly 200 years
old, the graduating classes marched down Col-
lege Hill with alumni and faculty members for
commencement exercises in the First Baptist
Meeting House, the oldest Baptist church in
America . They then marched back to the Col-
lege Green for the awarding of degrees.

The commencement ceremony marked the end
of a year-long celebration of Brown' s bicen-
tennial. The university, which is the nation's
seventh oldest, was founded in 1764.

A student from the local area who received his
degree was Bruce A. Pehrson of 75 North Street,
Mattapoisett. A graduate of Highland Falls
High School in Highland Falls, New York, he

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received the Bachelor of Arts degree in history.
While at Brown, he was a member of the Uni-
versity Christian Association, was elected to
the 1965 Class Cabinet, and was a member of
Brown Youth Guidance, a service organization
working with underprivileged youth in the Provi-
dence area .

MARINE MILITARY ACADEMY
HARLINGEN , TEXAS

The nation' s first private school to be created
on the principles and traditions of the U.S. Ma-
rine Corps- -the Marine Military Academy — will
open for classes at Harlingen in September, 1965

The announcement of opening was made by Gen-
eral Vernon E. Megee, USMC (Ret), Academy
president. Applications for enrollment are being
accepted now, General Megee said.

Situated on a 140-acre campus in this near
tropical Rio Grande Valley City, the Academy
offers high school level education in grades 9
through 1 2 . The curriculum will be that of a
basic college preparatory course with the added
military and physical training that is traditional
to the Marine Corps.

Although the non-profit school has no official
government sponsorhip or connection, it has re-
ceived commendation and endorsement from many
high military and government leaders .

The staff and faculty will be composed pre-
dominately of former Marines with outstanding
academic qualifications. Dr. William D. Mas-
ters, Lt. Colonel, USMC (Ret), presently princi-
pal of Canton, Illinois High School, has been
selected as academic head.

Serving on the Academy's advisory board are
many nationally prominent people . Included
among them are Admiral Arleigh Burke, USN
(Ret) , Former Chief of Naval Operations; Gener-
al Mark Clark, USA (Ret), now president of
The Citadel; General Clifton B. Cates, USMC
(Ret), former commandant of the U. S. Marine
Corps; Brig. General R. E. Shell, USMC (Ret),
president of Virginia Military Institute; General
Robert W. Harper, USAF (Ret); General E. A.

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ENTERTAINMENT 7S9.4473

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Enjoy yourself to the fullest in the relaxing atmosphere of the Bourne Mill.
Excellent food, as always. Cocktails in the lounge or with your dinner.

Dick Momll

AT THE PIANO,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

Pollock, USMC (Ret), one of the founders; Gen-
eral Holland M. Smith, USMC (Ret); Lt. General
E. W. Snedeker, USMC (Ret) and Major General
Delmar T. Spivey, USAF (Ret), superintendent
of Culver Military Academy.

The program of academics will be broad enough
to cover a wide spectrum of student abilities
and interests. The objective of the Academy,
as stated by General Megee, is "To prepare
young men for further education in civilian or
military careers" . The Academy "not only will
emphasize academics, but also devote itself
to development of character, leadership and
patriotism", he added.

The school is opening with 27 modern air
conditioned buildings erected at an original
cost of $3,000,000 and adequate to serve a
student body of 900.

Applications for enrollment are now being ac-
cepted. Requests for catalogues, information
and application forms should be addressed to:
Marine Military Academy, 320 Iwo Jima Boule-
vard, Harlingen, Texas.

TOWN MEETING
A special Town Meeting in Matta-

Who says you can t have a
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The best way to find uut for sure is to come in and
talk with us, because we're specialists in home financ-
ing. You may discover that it's coating you more to
rent than to buy . . that we can help you own a
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WAREHAM SAYINGS BANK

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9 A.M. to 3 P.M.; Monday thru Friday: Open Friday 'til 6
Deposits Insured In Full Under Massachusetts Laws

poisett will be held Monday, June 14,
at the Old Rochester Regional High
School auditorium at 7 P.M.

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